Viet Nam protest dissent on campuses remains small
AP interviews 8 colleges and 4 universities find Viet Nam and antidraft movements number only a tiny fraction of students. Estimates show 20 to 25 among 14,000 day students at Cincinnati and under 25 at El Paso Western. Stanford reports about 20 hard core in two groups.
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U.S
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Hurst R. Anderson
American University
Washington, D.C
Texas Western College At
el Paso
Joseph Ray
Ralph Bursiek
University of Cincinnati
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Democratic Society
Humanist Society
Louis Hekhuis
MSU
Charles McClure
UCLA
Los Angeles
McClure
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Medical
Stanford
Students For A Democratic Society
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Apportionment OK for 66 district layout approved
Ohio lawmakers finally learned their 1966 districts after a three judge panel unanimously approved the all Republican State Apportionment Board plan. The court ordered use of the plan for next year to avoid chaos in elections despite possible Ohio constitutional challenges.
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Cincinnati
Ohio plan teases single candidate districts in appeal to Republicans
Political observers say the Rhodes plan for 99 House districts and 33 Senate districts, drawn along county lines, would aid Republicans. Democrats, led by large county delegations like Cuyahoga, call it gerrymandering. The layout cuts House seats from 137 to 99 and Senate from 32 to 33 with districts of about 97,000 each, aiming to resolve a long apportionment dispute spurred by the 1964 Supreme Court decision.
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House
James A. Rhodes
Ohio House
Senate
Ohio
Supreme Court
FCC Probes Telephone Rates Amid AT&T Pushback
Washington AP The FCC orders an investigation into telephone rates covering most AT&T services to assess if maximum charges should be set. AT&T Chairman Fred R. Kappel calls the move unwarranted and says rate reductions have saved the public about $1 billion annually, with rates 22 percent below 1940 levels.
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Federal Communications Commission
At&t
Nannaunnad Sune
Whi
Omia
Tne Investigauuon
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t Board
Frederick R. Kappel
New York
Bell System
Kappel
Teletypewriter Exchange
TWX
Telpak
Weather forecast notes cold night with frost likely
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair skies tonight but cold with frost or freezing. Lows expected 27 to 34. Friday shows mostly sun and a warm afternoon. Overnight low at freezing and 8 am readings confirm near freezing. Yesterday’s high reached 62 degrees.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Technical-Science Building Planned for Miami University Campus
Miami University's Middleton campus announced a forthcoming technical science building as ordered by the Ohio Board of Regents. Funds come from a November 1963 bond issue, with local campaign success overshooting goals at 60 percent over. Total campus value exceeds 4.2 million, aided by Armco Park land and gifts from the Gardner Foundation and Mrs. Gladys Finkelman, among others.
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Jim Bohman Middleton
Miami University
Earl Thesken
Miami
Holiday House
Ohio Board of Regents
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Thesken
Board of Regents
Ohio
Dean Thesken
James Rhodes
Middletown
Logan T. Johnston
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Tee
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McGraw Construction Co
Barnitz Fund
Jaycees
Breie! Boulevard
Stevens Avenue
Dave Finkelman
Gladys Finkelman
Gardner- -Harvey Memorial
Gardner Foundation
Johnston
Humphrey Stumping For Berry In Springfield Ohio
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey campaigns in Springfield to boost Clark County Prosecutor James A. Berry for Congress. The appearance precedes the November 2 special election for the 7th District seat against Republican Clarence J. Brown Jr., son of the late incumbent. Brown criticizes federal overreach and favors limited government.
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Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Clark County
James A. Berry
Congress
Humphrey
Berry
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Brown
Urbana
Potomac River
Appalachian Mountains
Washington
Chuckle: calling it work slows drivers on roads
A lighthearted quip suggests reframing driving tasks as work to encourage slower speeds. The idea implies behavior change through language, humorous yet provocative.
U S Cuban Refugee Airlift Moves Loom Over Florida
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro halted small boat sailings at midnight as the Coast Guard prepared to assist hundreds of refugees rushing to embark. A U S Cuban agreement to fly 3000 to 4000 refugees monthly was expected to be announced from Washington and Havana.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Cuba
United States
Castro
Gustavo Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Isa de Varona
Havana
Ivan
Isabel de Varona
Martial law proclaimed in central Java to fight sabotage
Jakarta reports Brig. Gen. Surjo Soempeno declares a state of war after widespread subversion by the Sept 30 movement. Riots in Surakarta cited. Communists said to have killed about 200, seized local governments, raided police posts, cut lines, and sabotaged transport as 172 arrests were made in the Jakarta area.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Central
Java
Berita Yudha
Surjo Soempeno
Diponegoro
Surakarta
Long Shot Blast Set For New Underground Test
Amchitka Island Alaska scientists pursue an 80 kiloton underground nuclear test after weather forced a prior cancellation. The costly blast aims to advance detection of seismic disturbances from underground detonations and was rescheduled to 4 p.m. EST today.
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Amchitka Island
Alaska
Aleutian
Dignitary Visits Konsidered by Johnson Era
President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk discussed scheduling foreign dignitary visits to the United States or at the LBJ Ranch. Plans include a possible November visit by West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and potential meetings with Princess Margaret, Lord Snowden, and leaders from Pakistan and India.
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Johnson
Dean Rusk
Lbj Ranch
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United States
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Erhard
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Britain
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Pakistan
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India
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